Water temperature controls groups of fixtures - thermostatic (24 pages)
Summary of Contents for Armstrong Rada 320
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This Rada 320 Valve has been supplied for this application based upon information provided to Armstrong at the time the order was placed. This Rada 320 Valve is configured for use in a “dead-leg” piping configuration as indicated in the drawing on Page 5.
Rada 320 Rada Thermostatic Mixing Valve of “sealed for life” disposable cartridge construction. Compact design with top and/or bottom blended water outlet makes Rada 320 ideal for recessed enclosure, plumbing chase and utility/mechanical room installation. Complete operating mechanism of valve is enclosed in a durable polymer cartridge for ease of field maintenance.
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Water Temperature Control - Groups of Fixtures Thermostatic Rada 320D A derivative assembly of the standard Rada 320 Thermostatic Mixing Valve of “sealed for life” disposable cartridge construction. Compact design with top and/or bottom blended water outlet makes Rada 320D ideal for recessed enclosure, plumbing chase and utility/mechanical room installation.
Mixing Valve at such elevated temperatures is not recommended. ** Under laboratory test conditions Rada 320 has displayed a repeatable capability to blend to within 5°F (2°C) of each inlet supply temperature. 21°F (12°C) is the optimum published differential required to achieve full thermal...
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4. Be sure to thoroughly flush the pipework before fitting the Rada 320. 5. Be sure to “make up” all “sweat” or “soldered” fittings ahead of time. Do not expose Rada 320 or any of its fittings to extreme temperatures (such as an acetylene or propane torch).
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The maximum blend temperature obtainable through the mixing valve should be limited to prevent selection of a system temperature that is too hot. Rada 320 is fully performance tested and the maximum temperature is pre-set to approximately 110°F (43°C) under ideal installation conditions at the factory.
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5. Refit the temperature knob. Make sure that the indicator points to 6 o’clock. Rada 320 Servicing and Maintenance (Refer to Figures 8-1 and 8-2) Rada 320 Thermostatic Mixing Valves should be inspected annually, or more frequently where acknowledged site conditions such as high mineral content water dictate.
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Wrench Figure 8-2 Step 1 Step 2 The Rada 320 Mixing Unit features a single “sealed for life” disposable internal cartridge. With an allen key (3 mm) to remove the handle retaining screw and a phillips head screwdriver to remove the 6 cartridge retaining screws, the entire mixing unit can be serviced and/or replaced in approximately 10 minutes.
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Rada 320/320R/320D Common Spare Parts Part No. Description D33382 Body, Model 320 (less connector) D33383 Temperature Indicating Ring D33384 Cartridge Assembly D33385 Hub Pack D33386 Inlet/Outlet Adapter, 3/4” Female D33387 Seal Pack - Includes “A” Components D33388 Screw Pack - Includes “B” Components D33389 Backplate Kit - Includes “C” Components D33390 Knob Pack with Screw...
Fault Diagnosis Symptom Cause Action Check-Rectify. Tip: check rear of valve under polymer mounting plate for raised “H” (hot)on appropriate inlet. If sight evaluation is not possible a. Inlet supplies reversed (i.e.: hot to cold or vice- consult factory Technical Support for additional versa) diagnositc tips.
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